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A baby needs nutrition ... its mother provides it. Been happening for eons.
wtf? What does that have to do with this theme?
As I pointed out, the OP originally had that word in the title. The OP's intent was to point out that mothers who are breastfeeding are enjoying sexual pleasure via their infants. That is the discussion.
It's hard to discuss the sexual pleasure that women feel while breastfeeding, without referencing child abuse and the attitudes of people towards infants.
As I pointed out, the OP originally had that word in the title. The OP's intent was to point out that mothers who are breastfeeding are enjoying sexual pleasure via their infants. That is the discussion.
It's hard to discuss the sexual pleasure that women feel while breastfeeding, without referencing child abuse and the attitudes of people towards infants.
Oh, bullshit. What a crock of shit.
The OP's original contention was that mothers are pedophiles. He provided the link to *prove* it.
Then AvgJoe, in the spirit of good fun clean discussion, cleaned it up for him and declared this to be a great topic for discussion.
Did you miss that?
Breastfeeding is often pleasant for women because of feelings of closeness and tenderness with their child, and yes — sometimes it can even be arousing. In fact, in some studies up to 50 percent of women found breastfeeding to be an erotic experience, but sadly a quarter of these women also experience shame and guilt over this. Although feeling sexually stimulated during breastfeeding may be uncomfortable and jarring, it is actually a completely normal response.
The hormones released during lactation explain some of the connection between breastfeeding and arousal. When a baby suckles at her/his mother’s breast, the nipple stimulation causes the release of prolactin and oxytocin. Affectionately known as the "cuddle hormone," "trust hormone," and "love hormone," oxytocin is also released in large quantities during childbirth, and in lesser quantities during hugging, touching, and orgasm. The release of oxytocin can sometimes cause uterine contractions, similar to those experienced during orgasm. Again, while these sensations may feel odd and uncomfortable in the context of breastfeeding, it does not mean this sexual desire is directed towards the child. It simply means these hormones are working properly!
As mentioned, some women feel embarrassed and “wrong” because they experience pleasure during breastfeeding. Some even go so far as to cause themselves pain during breastfeeding to combat their feelings of arousal or stop breastfeeding altogether.
Er...I said the THREAD TITLE had the term in it.
And then used the article to support it.
The POINT of the OP was to make the connection.
The discussion is how normal sexual stimulation caused by breast feeding is.
In other words, feeling sexually aroused while feeding..or watching someone else feed...and infant.